Shelbourne Town House, which is based in the heart of Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, provides home-from-home creature-comfort accommodation in a capital city which has become one of the most popular destinations in Europe for perceptive tourists. Shelbourne Town House is located adjacent to the internationally renowned Irish Rugby Union Football headquarters, the Aviva Stadium at Lansdowne Road, where all our international rugby and soccer matches are held. We are one minute from Jury’s Hotel and the Berkley Court Hotel. Other amenities within walking distance are the RDS Conference/Exhibition Centre, US Embassy and many other Embassies. In terms of convenient transport arrangements the Town House has everything going for it. It is two minutes from the Dart station where the rapid rail system will land you in the city centre in minutes. There is a taxi rank in Lansdowne Road (the next street) and a selection of buses to bring you the 10-minutes journey into the city centre. The bus numbers are 5, 6, 7, 7a and 45. The Shelbourne bedrooms, each of which have gracious en-suite facilities, exude generous provision for your indulgence in luxury sleeping conditions. The attention to detail is exceptional. Double and twin-bedded facilities are the choice on offer. The dining room tempts one to linger rather than indulge in fast track eating. It has elegant touches which bring it into conformity with the highest standards of service and provision. The sitting room is in the same class and style which facilitates relaxation. It is also furnished with a desk and wireless internet access for letter writing or lap top communication. For those wishing to experience the atmospheric pub life of Dublin, there are 10 pubs within a few minutes walk and that is not counting the outlets within the Aviva stadium. Names to remember are Crowe’s (for jazz) and Slattery’s (for Irish music and the craic). Some of the best restaurants in Dublin are in the same area including Roly’s Bistro. You will be spoiled for choice. There is a welcoming warmth in Shelbourne Town House which derives from the proprietor’s long experience in the tourist business.